Dear Member,

Spring Conference is quickly approaching and we are so excited to see so many of you there! We are now in the final days of ticket sales so don't delay if you are planning on joining us.

At the UCA we are aware of the restrictions being lifted today and continue to closely monitor any updates from the UKHSA or CQC. Our advice at present is to continue to adhere to the previous guidance for regulated healthcare professionals until further notice. We have included guidance notes below from the last announcement in November that still remains current at this time:

Guidance for UCA members on Infection Prevention Control Guidelines
In November 2021 the UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA), NHS England and other UK Health agencies jointly published an update to their official guidance for infection prevention control surrounding the COVID-19 pandemic. The guidance can be found here, along with the UCA’s full interpretation of the guidance notes for its members here. 

For further guidance and reading from todays release, follow the link below:

We endeavour to keep our members informed of any changes by email when released. If you have any questions or concerns please do not hesitate to email our head office team [email protected] or call us on 01293 817175.
 
Yours in Health,

UCA Head Office Team

Originally from South Africa, Mike McBean has spent the past seven years working in practices across London. In that time he has worked in a number of different clinical settings, giving him valuable insight into the fundamentals of chiropractic. Mike is currently practicing in Fulham as a part of the Chiro.London group.

Mike is one of the co-developers of the Lions of Chiropractic, a community within the profession that is dedicated to inspiring, empowering and growing chiropractic both locally and abroad. 

Spring Conference Ticket Sales End 3rd March


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